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∙ 9y agoThis is because this area is less covered making it more vulnerable to the wind. Also it depends on what landscape it is on. For example it could be in a wet place and it wouldn't erode as much but in a dry place it will because of soil that can't hold itself.
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∙ 9y agoA watershed is the landform that separates two catchment areas. Commonly a ridge or a spur. The form of the watershed may be affected by erosion, or more rarely, by tectonic land uplift / subsidence forces.
It depends on the location. Dry warm areas will experience more wind erosion than a wet tropical area. Seasonal cold/warm areas will experience more frost weathering than the first two areas mentioned. Wet tropical areas will experience more erosion from plant growth than other areas.
How does erosion hurt some areas yet benefit others?Erosion can take soil from areas, degrading agriculture, and deposit it downstream, improving agriculture in those areas.
Erosion is causing man-made structures to be more vulnerable to storms.Erosion is causing an increased loss of farmland
dry areas have tightly packed soil , which is actually erode by a runoff
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A watershed is the landform that separates two catchment areas. Commonly a ridge or a spur. The form of the watershed may be affected by erosion, or more rarely, by tectonic land uplift / subsidence forces.
It depends on the location. Dry warm areas will experience more wind erosion than a wet tropical area. Seasonal cold/warm areas will experience more frost weathering than the first two areas mentioned. Wet tropical areas will experience more erosion from plant growth than other areas.
How does erosion hurt some areas yet benefit others?Erosion can take soil from areas, degrading agriculture, and deposit it downstream, improving agriculture in those areas.
we can save it by producing more tree and plants
Erosion is causing man-made structures to be more vulnerable to storms.Erosion is causing an increased loss of farmland